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How many different methods have you changed?
Let me ask you one question first:
Since you started trading, how many different ways have you tried?
At the beginning, you learned moving averages, used them for a while, and lost money. Then you switched to MACD—still lost. Then you learned Bollinger Bands—still lost.
After that, you studied Chan theory, Elliott Waves, price-and-volume, naked K…
Learn one, discard one.
Switch one, lose again.
No matter how much you change, the account is still the same.
You’re not looking for a method—you’re avoiding yourself.
Every time you change methods, you tell yourself: this time it’s the method that’s wrong, not my fault.
But is it really the method?
You used moving averages and lost money—but when you used moving averages, did you execute them strictly? Did you set a stop loss? Did you manage your position size?
No.
When you used MACD, it was the same—nothing was done.
So why do you think that switching methods will make you money?
For anyone who doesn’t execute, any method is a losing method.
Moving averages themselves don’t make money; it’s the way you use them that determines whether they make money.
MACD itself doesn’t make money either; it’s the way you use MACD that determines whether it makes money.
What you’re missing has never been a perfect method.
What you’re missing is the patience to use one method thoroughly.
So how do you change?
First, pick one method and use it for three full months.
No matter whether it’s moving averages, naked K, or support and resistance—pick one.
Use it for three months. You’re not allowed to switch.
During these three months, even if you lose, you don’t change.
Second, break the method into rules.
It’s not “use moving averages to trade.”
It’s “Go long when price is above the 20-day moving average; go short when it breaks below; set the stop loss 2 points below the moving average.”
The more specific the rules, the easier execution becomes.
Third, record every single trade.
If you trade according to the rules, write it down.
If you don’t trade according to the rules, write it down too.
After three months, look back, and you’ll find that the problem was never with the method.
If you’ve already changed more than three methods, come in tonight.
I’ll use the current mainstream altcoin market situation and explain in real time: how to use one method thoroughly, and how to turn a method into rules.
Bafangge: mainstream altcoin trade signals + one-on-one instruction.
Let me ask you one question first:
Since you started trading, how many different ways have you tried?
At the beginning, you learned moving averages, used them for a while, and lost money. Then you switched to MACD—still lost. Then you learned Bollinger Bands—still lost.
After that, you studied Chan theory, Elliott Waves, price-and-volume, naked K…
Learn one, discard one.
Switch one, lose again.
No matter how much you change, the account is still the same.
You’re not looking for a method—you’re avoiding yourself.
Every time you change methods, you tell yourself: this time it’s the method that’s wrong, not my fault.
But is it really the method?
You used moving averages and lost money—but when you used moving averages, did you execute them strictly? Did you set a stop loss? Did you manage your position size?
No.
When you used MACD, it was the same—nothing was done.
So why do you think that switching methods will make you money?
For anyone who doesn’t execute, any method is a losing method.
Moving averages themselves don’t make money; it’s the way you use them that determines whether they make money.
MACD itself doesn’t make money either; it’s the way you use MACD that determines whether it makes money.
What you’re missing has never been a perfect method.
What you’re missing is the patience to use one method thoroughly.
So how do you change?
First, pick one method and use it for three full months.
No matter whether it’s moving averages, naked K, or support and resistance—pick one.
Use it for three months. You’re not allowed to switch.
During these three months, even if you lose, you don’t change.
Second, break the method into rules.
It’s not “use moving averages to trade.”
It’s “Go long when price is above the 20-day moving average; go short when it breaks below; set the stop loss 2 points below the moving average.”
The more specific the rules, the easier execution becomes.
Third, record every single trade.
If you trade according to the rules, write it down.
If you don’t trade according to the rules, write it down too.
After three months, look back, and you’ll find that the problem was never with the method.
If you’ve already changed more than three methods, come in tonight.
I’ll use the current mainstream altcoin market situation and explain in real time: how to use one method thoroughly, and how to turn a method into rules.
Bafangge: mainstream altcoin trade signals + one-on-one instruction.
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